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 1   2, 14     |       to their Deities, we can readily shew from this, that the
 2   2, 49     |        should have received it readily in the love (thereof), as
 3   2, 49     |        had been for the truth; readily too was their contention
 4   2, 50     |     the body :—these too, were readily heard: and to those, who
 5   2, 68(128)|      here referred to, will be readily found by consulting the
 6   2, 82     | species of wickedness, that he readily forsook even the reflection
 7   2, 94     |     particularly, and the more readily, make his Divine manifestation
 8   4, 1      |      against those, who do not readily give credence to his astonishing
 9   4, 1      |    foreknowledge, did not (as) readily also believe those which
10   4, 3      |       afforded given), that He readily promised He would come.
11   4, 8      | stirred them up, and made them readily to confide, -- to undertake
12   4, 16     |   which were done to them, may readily be found in the record of
13   5, 2      |      this point,) since we may readily inform ourselves from His
14   5, 29     |  respecting Him, and then have readily submitted to death in support
15   5, 48     |  partake) so much of stone, as readily to believe them, when they
16   5, 49     |    should be so encouraged, as readily to give themselves up to
17   5, 50     |         e. the chief Priests,) readily to ask, Who this was, by
18   5, 50     | preceded these, that they were readily prevailed upon to accede